Having 7 to 10 days spare waiting for our new charger we made the most
of heading off again to explore more ….and a good explore it was, thank
you apple for our mini break away .
Back to Torres to see Déborah and Humberto for a couple of nights before wandering our way inland through the hilly section.
Taking a back road we attempted to find a large waterfall, we ended up
taking a mountain biking scenic route which was very nice, at one stage
of about 5 km turning from gravel road to dirt track to neat wee off
road section ordering some extra skills from me.
P1210322 by twomotokiwis, on Flickr
We had accidentally extended our trip into the mountain and completed a
road zig zag down that we were going to do in the following days, talk
about efficient.
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Back at Torres was like arriving home, the coolest beach place in Brasil
for us and somewhere I reckon I could live easy enough.
We had a good catch in the net for fishing so we had another crack at it
with the rods, this time was …well …just as well we Chinese dumplings
lined up and didn’t need to catch them first.
Good times again with food, drinks, portugringlish, its called living.
Final good byes and some small tears we headed off, Rod Do Sul (Road To
The Sun) ….and it was, a great day and nice temps as we took on
elevation to the inland, a cool breeze just enough to take away the heat
and some ominous clouds looming I put my wet jacket on …turns out mum
nature was just fucking with me and it came out hot and still ….arriving
in Caixas Do Sul I couldn't wait to get the jacket off and I was
getting wet underneath.
Not much to photograph on the way except my jacket stop and some flowers
P1210343 by twomotokiwis, on Flickr
We found Dudas and Elles easy enough, amigos of Humbertos, they had
offered to put up with us for a coulpa days which was cool, Duda took us
out for a small lunch and local tour in the car.
The next day a ride was planned in the afternoon, including a boat
(barge) ride, taking in some local backroads and view points as well as a
small waterfall.
Coolas bridge, many in this region
IMG_3788 by twomotokiwis, on Flickr
The people powered barge
IMG_3834 by twomotokiwis, on Flickr
IMG_3846 by twomotokiwis, on Flickr
The waterfall
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IMG_3823 by twomotokiwis, on Flickr
From the mirante (lookout) the waterfall above on the left hand side
where you see the rapids and the gravel road in the bush you can see
IMG_3851 by twomotokiwis, on Flickr
Perfect afternoon cruising around and taking the place in, Duda on his
shining red F8 Adventure getting dirt from muddy puddles and Maya
looking … we'll normal being a dirty girl.
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P1210394 by twomotokiwis, on Flickr
Got a fear of spiders .... don't come here, this one was small and about
the size of your hand, although not venomous they do look daunting
IMG_3849 by twomotokiwis, on Flickr
Onya Duda really enjoyed the cruise around and exactly what we wanted to do with this part of our trip.
The evening arrived as did his amigo Mauricio … and he speaks English which is great.
A plan was formulated to go away for their weekend in some places with
Maurico and his wife, they too have a F8 … very popular bikes here.
Caxia Do Sul ... more to come
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